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Campus antisemitism report is based on fundamentally flawed methodology
The recently released Campus Antisemitism and Student Experiences (CASE) report and a follow-up published in University Affairs weaponize antisemitism while reaching deeply flawed, misleading conclusions. As a group of social science researchers with training and experience in quantitative and qualitative approaches, it is simply not possible to accept the findings of this ‘study’ at face value because its methodology is fundamentally flawed.
Campus antisemitism report is based on fundamentally flawed methodology
University Hall tower, McMaster University. Photo by Matthew Ingram/Wikimedia Commons. The recently released Campus Antisemitism and Student Experiences (CASE) report and a follow-up published in University Affairs weaponize antisemitism while reaching deeply flawed, misleading conclusions.
Canada must boycott Davis Cup match with Israel
Given the ongoing genocide in Gaza, Canada’s upcoming Davis Cup tennis match with Israel is an unjustifiable violation of Canada’s obligations under international law and basic human rights. Canada must boycott the match immediately. In mid-July, over thirty countries met in Colombia to discuss sanctions against Israel for its ongoing campaign in Gaza.
Are Athlete Activists Credible on Climate and Environmental Issues?
Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Supplemental Resources All Supplementary Materials can be found at https://doi.org/10.1080/00139157.2025.2494968. Disclosure Statement No potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s). Notes 1 M. Orr, Warming Up: How Climate Change is Changing Sport (London: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2024). 2 B. Rothenburg and C. Clarey, “Wildfires Mar First Day of Play at Australian Open Qualifiers.” The New York Times, 14 January 2020.
Politics, jokes, and banter amid tragedy
Keywords: mass shootings, school shootings, social media, sarcasm, dark humor, Twitter, disaster scripts, police, gun control, gun violence References Anderson, A. A., & Huntington, H. E. (2017). Social media, science, and attack discourse: How Twitter discussions of climate change use sarcasm and incivility. Science Communication, 39(5), pp. 598-620. Calderon, F. H., Kuo, P. C., Yen-Hao, H., & Chen, Y. S. (2019). Emotion Combination in Social Media Comments as Features for Sarcasm Detection....
The Super Bowl - what we love but mostly hate about it
This past weekend, , beer and chicken wings in hand, to celebrate perhaps the last truly bipartisan “national holiday” that America has left: the Super Bowl. While the Super Bowl is ostensibly a football game for the NFL championship, it is really a combination of sporting event, concert and advertising convention. This year, Rihanna performed at halftime in a much-anticipated return to the stage. And 30-second advertising spots sold for as much as $7 million apiece.
The Super Bowl — what we love but mostly hate about it - EconoTimes
This weekend, , beer and chicken wings in hand, to celebrate perhaps the last truly bipartisan “national holiday” that America has left: the Super Bowl. While the Super Bowl is ostensibly a football game for the NFL championship, it is really a combination of sporting event, concert and advertising convention. This year, Rihanna will perform at halftime in a much-anticipated return to the stage. And 30 second advertising spots have sold for as much as 7 million apiece.
The Super Bowl - What We Love But Mostly Hate About It
This weekend, , beer, and chicken wings in hand, to celebrate perhaps the last truly bipartisan “national holiday” that America has left: the Super Bowl. While the Super Bowl is ostensibly a football game for the NFL championship, it is really a combination of sporting event, concert and advertising convention. This year, Rihanna will perform at halftime in a much-anticipated return to the stage. And 30-second advertising spots have sold for as much as 7 million apiece.
The Super Bowl - what we love but mostly hate about it
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This weekend, , beer and chicken wings in hand, to celebrate perhaps the last truly bipartisan “national holiday” that America has left: the Super Bowl. While the Super Bowl is ostensibly a football game for the NFL championship, it is really a combination of sporting event, concert and advertising convention. Read more: Protests not welcome in the spectacle of sports This year, Rihanna will perform at halftime in a much-anticipated return to the stage.
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